Let It Be ChristmasAlan Jackson
Release Date: 11/05/2002
Original Release:
2002
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 464315_CD
UPC # 078636706221
Label: Arista Records (USA)
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Performer: Alan Jackson
Artist: Matt Rollings Engineer: Gary Gray; John Kelton; Mark Linett Producer: Keith Stegall Distributor: BMG (distributor) Notes: Personnel: Alan Jackson (vocals); Bruce Watkins (acoustic guitar); Brent Mason (electric guitar); Lloyd Green (pedal steel guitar); Erica Goodman (harp); Matt Rollings (piano); Mark Fain (acoustic bass); Glenn Worf (electric bass); Eddie Bayers (drums); Toronto Studio Choir (background vocals). Recorded at The Castle, Franklin, Tennessee; The Sound Station, Nashville, Tennessee; McLear Digital, Toronto, Canada; Henson Studios, Hollywood, California. Personnel: Bruce Watkins, Mark Fain (acoustic guitar); Brent Mason (electric guitar); Erica Goodman (harp); Matt Rollings (piano); Glenn Worf (electric bass); Eddie Bayers (drums); Karen Harper, Cassie Miller, The Kid Connection, Bobbi Page (background vocals). Audio Mixer: John Kelton. Recording information: Henson Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA; McLear Digital, Toronto, CA; Sound Station, Nashville, TN; The Castle, Franklin, TN. Director: Debbie Fleming. Photographer: Russ Harrington. Unlike HONKY TONK CHRISTMAS, Alan Jackson's fine 1993 holiday album, LET IT BE CHRISTMAS sticks exclusively to the chestnuts. Though Jackson has built a career as one of country music's premier good 'ol boy neo-honky tonkers, here he employs heavily orchestrated arrangements more characteristic of Sinatra than Skynyrd. The setting reveals him to be a highly adaptable and technically superior vocalist, and the music is gorgeous. Though longtime fans shouldn't expect Jackson's usual high-energy twang fest, listeners looking for soothing background music with a country flair will find LET IT BE CHRISTMAS perfect for any holiday celebration.
Georgia singer/songwriter Alan Jackson was a member of the legendary "Class of '89", which also included Garth Brooks, Clint Black, and Travis Tritt. Among his peers Jackson stands apart because of his songwriting talent (Randy Travis and Faith Hill have had hits with his songs), and because he plays a more traditional brand of country, with a style strongly influenced by George Jones, Merle Haggard, and Hank Williams.
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Allan, Gary Black, Clint Brooks & Dunn Brooks, Garth Byrd, Tracy Chesney, Kenny Chesnutt, Mark Gill, Vince Keith, Toby Kershaw, Sammy Ketchum, Hal Krauss, Alison Loveless, Patty Mavericks (The) McGraw, Tim Paisley, Brad Rimes, LeAnn Strait, George Stuart, Marty Tractors (The) Travis, Randy Tritt, Travis Twain, Shania Underwood, Carrie Whitley, Keith Wills, Mark Womack, Lee Ann Yearwood, Trisha
Influences:
Buffett, Jimmy Campbell, Glen Cochran, Eddie Eagles Haggard, Merle Jones, George Miller, Roger (Country) Paycheck, Johnny Pride, Charley Watson, Gene Williams, Don Williams, Hank Williams, Hank, Jr.
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